KAESONG
Located 160 kilometers South of Pyongyang, Kaesong is a charming city divided between modern and ancient districts. This historical city remains significant as it was the capital of Koryo, Korea’s latest kingdom when the territory of Korea was one (from the 10th century to the end of 14th century). There are still several vestiges remaining from that period. Located on the Military Demarcation Line dividing the territories of Korea into two, Kaesong is very close to the small rural village of Panmunjon.
Kaesong
MOUNT KUMGANG
As part of the range of Taebaek Mountains Range, the “Diamond Mountains” have a peak at 1,600 meters above the sea level. Every season, the color of the mountains change and offer new, unique and wonderful scenery. Ideal for a moment of rest and relaxation, these mountains are home to a spa resort known of its benefits.
MOUNTS MYOHYANG
Situated in the North-West of the Korean peninsula Mt. Myohyang is famous for its luxuriant valleys and waterfalls. It is rich with natural treasures and also known for its cultural heritage: some 20 Buddha temples, among which the Pohyon Temple which is one of the 5 largest in Korea. At the foot of the mountain stands the International Friendship Exhibition, displaying gifts offered to President Kim II Sung and General Kim Jong II.
Mounts Kumgang
NAMPO
Located 55 kilometers of Pyongyang on the delta of Taedong River Nampo is a modern harbour city which offers many sporting facilities such as swimming pool, gymnasium, tennis courts, etc… It is also known for its impressive 8-km long West Sea Dam, as well as for the three tombs of Kangso built in the mid 7th century. Those tombs are the only site in North Korea recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its magnificent mural paintings.
Nampo